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slide around

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slide something around
to push, twist, or turn something around. (The thing must be movable, but not often on wheels.) Please slide the carton around and look at the address on the other side. Can you slide the refrigerator around so I can clean the back of it?
See also: around, slide

slide around

to slip or skid around. Many cars slide around on the roads when they are icy. The pedestrians were sliding around on the icy pavement.
See also: around, slide


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Once in the corner, let off the brakes and use the weight of the car to slide around the turn.
They come in multiple colors and styles and many people like them because they have a bit more of a higher heel and what is important about this is that your feet do not slide around when they get wet.
Getting a partner to throw a tennis ball onto the court in different directions while you run to and slide around to get the balls before getting the ball back to them is one of the best ways to work out how to move and recover on a clay court.
 
 
 
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